Teen Communication and Speech Therapy

We support teens with ADHD who have trouble staying on topic, organizing their thoughts, or expressing themselves clearly. Many also struggle with executive functioning skills like planning, time management, and follow-through. Our sessions help teens strengthen their communication skills for schoolwork, conversations, and everyday responsibilities while building tools to stay focused and express their ideas more effectively verbally and in writing.

We support teens with ASD who may have difficulty with social communication, such as understanding body language, interpreting tone or sarcasm, or knowing how to join or maintain conversations. We also address expressive and receptive language skills, which are often affected, helping teens better understand what’s being said and express their thoughts more clearly. Many teens experience awkward or confusing social moments, and we create a supportive space to work through those situations using real-life strategies they can apply with confidence.

We also work with teens who have Social Communication Disorder or similar challenges, even without an autism diagnosis. These teens may struggle with things like reading social cues, understanding unspoken rules, or knowing how to adapt communication in different situations. We provide targeted support to help them build confidence, improve relationships, and communicate more effectively in everyday life.

We offer coaching to help teens build confidence for classroom presentations, job interviews, college admissions conversations, or everyday situations where they need to speak up. Our sessions focus on clarity, tone, pacing, and reducing anxiety through real-world practice.

Executive function challenges can impact how teens plan, organize, and follow through on tasks—both academically and socially. Through speech and communication therapy, we help teens develop strategies to express their ideas clearly, stay on topic, break down assignments into manageable steps, and communicate more effectively with teachers, peers, and family. These skills are especially helpful for teens who struggle with procrastination, forgetfulness, or difficulty completing multi-step tasks. Our approach blends communication support with practical tools they can use in everyday life.

We address speech sound disorders, such as articulation issues or lingering lisps, to help teens speak more clearly and be better understood. Even if your teen didn’t qualify for services when they were younger, it’s not too late to make meaningful progress.

We provide individualized support for teens who stutter, focusing on building smoother speech and greater confidence. Our approach includes managing moments of disfluency, reducing tension, and helping teens feel more comfortable communicating in different settings.

We support teens experiencing voice-related challenges, whether hoarseness, vocal strain, or changes due to puberty. We also work with teens looking to adjust pitch, tone, or vocal presence for personal or performance-related goals. Sessions are personalized and age-appropriate to ensure your teen feels comfortable and supported.